By james art 
Baltimore, Doctor of Medicine – a Baltimore man was sentenced to more than nine years in prison for attacking over four correctional officials at the Chesapiik detention facility in 2021. Igor Yasinov, 35, was found guilty of four charges of attack, resistance or obstructing certain officers or employees, bodily injuries. Instant American prosecutor Phil Seldon, American Marshal Clinton J. Fuchs and the Ministry of Public Safety and Correctional Services in Maryland made the message.
According to the evidence of the court processes, Yasinov broke a window of the control center with a broom on November 16, 2021, causing minor injuries to himself. He then threatens the corrective staff while transporting to the medical ward. After receiving treatment, Yasinov was taken to a segregation ward, where he became Iramen, when he learned that he did not return to his previous housing ward. He declined to lock himself or return to his cell and struggle with corrective staff, making one fall to the ground. In the end, the officers managed to contain Yasinov and transfer him to his cell. He continued to fight until he eventually stepped back and allowed officers to remove the irons to their feet.
When the officers tried to leave the cell, Yasinov loaded them, stabbing his body into them. He continued to wave to the floor, kicking and trying to hit the officers. Several officers suffered injuries, including broken shin and head injuries, neck, back and limbs.
Initially, Yasinov was waiting for a resentment for conspiracy for robbery and abduction of Hobbes’ act. The Chesapik retention area is a pre -detention, located in Baltimore, Maryland, and houses federal prisoners who expect the disposal of criminal cases in Maryland County during the incident.
This article was written with the assistance of AI and reviewed by a human editor.
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